| 31.03.2024 13:08
7 children and teens shot near Indianapolis mall in mass shooting
A mass shooting in downtown Indianapolis late Saturday night left seven minors hospitalized with gunshot wounds, according to police. The victims, aged between 12 and 17, were injured just after 11 p.m. outside of the Circle Centre Mall. The Indianapolis Metro Police Department reported that no sus...
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| 05.03.2024 04:04
Fiery small plane crash kills 5, closes Nashville highway
Five people tragically lost their lives on Monday night when a single-engine plane crashed near an interstate highway in Nashville, Tennessee. The pilot had reported engine trouble and attempted to make an emergency landing at John C. Tune Airport, but ultimately the aircraft burst into flames on a...
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| 12.02.2024 20:22
1 dead, 5 injured in shooting at New York City subway station
In a tragic incident that unfolded during the evening rush hour, one person was killed and five others were injured in a shooting at a New York City subway station in the Bronx. The victim who lost his life was identified as a man in his 30s, while a fire department spokesperson described four of t...
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| 03.02.2024 10:22
Southern Plains shaken by 5.1 magnitude earthquake
Late Friday night, an initial earthquake measuring 5.1 magnitude struck an area near Oklahoma's capital, followed by a series of smaller quakes, according to the US Geological Survey (USGS). The earthquake, which occurred at 11:24 pm, was centered 8 kilometers (5 miles) northwest of Prague, Oklahom...
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| 01.02.2024 23:18
Decades-old Colorado cold case cracked using DNA technology
In a major breakthrough, Colorado police have finally identified the killer of Teree Becker, a 20-year-old woman whose body was found dumped in a field nearly 50 years ago. According to the Westminster Police Department, Becker was last seen on December 4, 1975, hitchhiking to visit her boyfriend a...
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| 20.01.2024 13:49
Heroic Dog Saves Owner in Frozen Michigan Lake Rescue
In a heartwarming rescue, a 65-year-old man from Traverse City, Michigan, was saved from the icy waters of Arbutus Lake with the help of his loyal dog, Ruby, and a quick-thinking Michigan State Police officer. The incident occurred on January 18, when the man fell through the thin ice on the lake,...
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| 05.01.2024 16:53
MTA Struggles to Restore NYC Subway Service After Derailed Train Causes Delays
In the cramped confines of a New York City subway tunnel, transit workers faced a challenging task as they labored to lift hulking rail cars back onto the tracks following a collision and derailment. The incident, which occurred on Thursday afternoon, caused significant disruptions to subway servic...
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| 03.01.2024 21:23
The best subway systems of 2023
In a recent study, the world's best subway systems have been revealed, with a focus on the passenger experience. Commuters and tourists alike may have experienced the convenience and efficiency of these subway systems, and now the rankings are in. Using a weighted ranking system that takes into acc...
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| 02.01.2024 19:52
Queens bar brawl stabbing leaves man dead, friend clinging to life in NYC's first murder of 2024
In a tragic start to the new year, two separate incidents of violence have left one man dead and another clinging to life in New York City. The first incident occurred on New Year's Day in the Bronx, where a 29-year-old man was stabbed in the neck on a subway platform. The attack took place at the...
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| 28.12.2023 18:01
Lawmaker's Proposal Sparks Debate Over Northern Virginia Casino Expansion
But we have to be practical, not naive," he said. State Sen. David Marsden, D-Fairfax, is planning to re-introduce legislation that would allow Fairfax County to hold a referendum on building a casino. Last year, Marsden introduced similar legislation that did not gain traction. However, this year,...
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| 28.12.2023 04:42
Northeast expecting soggy stretch of weather heading into New Year's Eve
Drenching rain is expected to hit the Northeast, triggering a flood watch that covers over 10 million people, including Philadelphia and much of New Jersey. The heavy rainfall is part of a large plume of moisture moving up the Eastern Seaboard from Wednesday into Thursday, with computer guidance su...
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| 27.12.2023 07:09
Deranged Grand Central attacker who allegedly stabbed teen tourists never should have been set free: former victim
In a shocking incident at Grand Central Terminal on Christmas morning, two teenage girls visiting from South America were stabbed by a troubled vagrant who expressed his desire to see "all white people dead." The attack occurred at Tartinery in the Grand Central Dining Concourse, where the girls we...
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| 26.12.2023 12:32
Blizzard Paralyzes Travel Across Northern Plains
A powerful winter storm has caused chaos across the Plains and parts of the Midwest, with blizzard conditions and heavy snowfall leading to numerous weather-related incidents. The National Weather Service has issued winter weather alerts for seven million people, warning of potentially damaging ice...
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| 07.12.2023 08:02
Multiple victims in shooting at UNLV campus
In a tragic turn of events, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) campus was struck by a horrifying shooting that claimed the lives of three innocent individuals and left another critically wounded. The suspect behind this heinous act has been identified as a disgruntled college professor, Ant...
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| 05.12.2023 16:22
Georgia's GOP Advances Congressional Map, Raising Questions on Voter Protection
In a bold move to maintain their political dominance in Georgia, state senators passed a new congressional map that would ensure a 9-5 GOP advantage in the state's delegation. Despite concerns that this may violate the law protecting coalitions of nonwhite voters, the Senate voted 32-22 in favor of...
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| 02.12.2023 20:37
Deadly shooting at Las Vegas homeless encampment leaves one dead, four injured
In a shocking turn of events, Las Vegas police are on the hunt for a lone suspect after a shooting spree that targeted homeless individuals, leaving one dead and four others injured. The incident occurred at around 5:30 p.m. local time in an "unhoused encampment" located at the intersection of Sand...
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| 01.12.2023 09:56
Longtime KY lawmaker Kevin Bratcher sets sights on Louisville Metro Council seat
In a surprising move, Kentucky State Rep. Kevin Bratcher, a long-time Republican lawmaker, announced his plans to run for a Louisville Metro Council seat next year. This decision marks the end of Bratcher's distinguished career in the Kentucky House, where he has been actively involved since 1997....
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| 21.11.2023 19:06
Georgia Woman Accidentally Tips $7K at Subway, Battles Bank of America
A routine lunch run to Subway turned into a nightmare for a Georgia woman, Vera Conner, after she accidentally left a $7,000 tip on a $7 sandwich. Conner had ordered her usual No. 4 "Supreme Meats" sub, also known as an Italian with ham, salami, pepperoni, and cheese on a roll, from a Subway in the...
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| 15.11.2023 14:22
Delaware jury convicts suspected serial killer of 2 murders, robberies - now faces life in prison
Philadelphia resident Keith Gibson has been found guilty of murder and robbery after a Delaware jury deliberated for nearly six hours over the span of two days. The jury concluded that Gibson was responsible for the deaths of Leslie Ruiz-Basilio, a 28-year-old cellphone store clerk in Elsmere, and...
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| 13.11.2023 14:01
Las Vegas Teenager Brutally Beaten to Death by Mob
A Heartbreaking Loss: Teenager Beaten to Death for Defending a Smaller Child In a tragic incident that has shaken the community, a 17-year-old high school student named Jonathan Lewis lost his life after being brutally attacked by a mob of around 15 individuals outside his school in Las Vegas. The...
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| 10.11.2023 11:50
WWI-era munitions discovered in D.C. park, more potentially hidden
A section of Fort Totten Park in Washington, D.C. will remain closed as authorities continue to investigate the discovery of World War I-era munitions in the area. The National Park Service and U.S. Army released a statement on Thursday, revealing that the metal projectiles were first found in Apri...
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| 09.11.2023 16:30
Belmont University student fatally shot by stray bullet in local park
A tragic incident unfolded near Belmont University campus in Nashville, Tennessee, when a college student from New Jersey was hit by a stray bullet and later succumbed to her injuries. The victim, identified as 18-year-old Jillian Ludwig, was walking on a track in Edgehill Memorial Gardens Park on...
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| 09.11.2023 15:35
F.B.I. Director Casts Doubt on Headquarters Relocation to Maryland
Wray, raised concerns about the selection process for the new FBI headquarters. Wray criticized the Biden administration's decision to choose Greenbelt, Maryland over an alternative site in Springfield, Virginia, stating that the General Services Administration (GSA) demanded the relocation to Mary...
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| 07.11.2023 12:04
Nashville authorities investigate leaked manifesto of Christian school shooter
The Nashville mayor's office has called for an investigation into the possible unauthorized release of the writings of Audrey Hale, the shooter who carried out a deadly attack at the Covenant School in March. The shooter killed three children and three adults before being fatally shot by police. Co...
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| 06.11.2023 04:07
Fatal Seattle bus crash leaves 1 dead, 12 injured
In a tragic incident in Seattle's Belltown area, a red sedan collided with a Seattle Metro Bus before careening off the road and crashing into a building, resulting in the death of a woman who was outside at the time. The fatal crash occurred at around 3:30 p.m. at the intersection of 5th Avenue an...
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| 30.10.2023 22:53
Grammy Winner's Wife Sues Nashville Police Over Excessive Force
In a shocking turn of events, the wife of Grammy-winning sound engineer Mark Capps has filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Nashville and police Officer Ashley Coon, claiming excessive and unreasonable force in the fatal shooting of her husband. The lawsuit also accuses the city of allowing...
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| 28.10.2023 09:51
Armita Geravand: Teenage girl allegedly attacked by Iranian morality police for not wearing headscarf dies
In a tragic incident that has ignited widespread outrage, a 16-year-old Iranian girl named Armita Geravand has died after allegedly being assaulted by the morality police for not wearing a headscarf. The incident occurred at Shohada station in Tehran on October 1st. According to human rights organi...
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| 13.10.2023 09:35
Hamas' 'Day of Rage' prompts global security alert and FBI attention
In response to Hamas' call for a "Day of Rage" targeting Israelis and Jews, security measures have been heightened around the world. The FBI has stated that it is aware of the "calls for global action" on Friday, October 13th and is actively working with law enforcement partners to identify and dis...
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| 12.10.2023 18:26
New Mexico Gov. Grisham defends efforts suspending gun-carry rights in public parks, playgrounds
In response to the surge of violent crimes in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham implemented an emergency public health order that restricts the right to carry guns in public parks and playgrounds. However, this order faced legal challenges from gun rights advocates who sought...
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| 07.10.2023 01:01
NYC Officials Warn of More Rain, Possible Flooding
New Yorkers Brace for Another Round of Heavy Rainfall and Potential Flooding New York City residents are on high alert as officials warn of another bout of heavy rainfall, predicted to hit the area on Saturday. Mayor Eric Adams has activated the city's Flash Flood Emergency Plan, urging those in fl...
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| 06.10.2023 11:18
Tupac Shakur murder suspect says he was arrested in 'biggest case' in Vegas history, bodycam shows
Man Arrested for 1996 Murder of Tupac Shakur Appears in Court In a shocking development, Duane "Keffe D" Davis, the man charged in the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, made his first court appearance on Wednesday in Las Vegas. The court proceedings, which were closely followed by media outlets,...
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| 05.10.2023 15:17
NYC subway shooter who wounded 10 people during rush hour sentenced to life in prison
In a high-profile case that shocked New York City, Frank James, a 64-year-old man, was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday for his involvement in a mass shooting that took place on a Manhattan-bound subway train in April 2022. The shooting left 10 people wounded and triggered a citywide manhunt...
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| 05.10.2023 10:32
Brooklyn Subway Shooter to Face Sentencing on 10 Terrorism Counts
In a Brooklyn courtroom on Thursday, Frank James, the man responsible for setting off smoke bombs and shooting 10 people on a crowded New York subway train in April 2022, was due to be sentenced. Earlier this year, James had pleaded guilty to terrorism and weapons charges, which could potentially r...
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| 30.09.2023 18:39
NYC Struggles to Recover from Devastating Flooding
New York City experienced one of its wettest days in decades, with record-breaking rainfall causing widespread flooding and disruptions across the city. John F. Kennedy International Airport saw more than 8.65 inches of rain, surpassing the previous September record set during Hurricane Donna in 19...
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| 28.09.2023 23:19
Massive Fentanyl Haul on NYC Subway Exposes Alarming Drug Crisis
In a shocking turn of events, authorities have seized over 40 pounds of fentanyl, valued at $1.5 million, from a drug mill located just six blocks away from the Bronx day care where a 1-year-old boy tragically lost his life after being poisoned by the lethal opioid. The drug operation was discovere...
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| 20.09.2023 14:47
Wild Monkeys Cause Chaos in Supermarket Heist, Stealing Bananas: Watch the Video
In a bizarre and audacious act of thievery, a group of wild monkeys in Thailand raided a supermarket and made off with a haul of bananas. The incident, which occurred in a 7-11 store, was captured on video and has since gone viral. The monkeys, believed to be of the macaque variety, deviated from t...
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| 14.09.2023 03:59
New Mexico Sheriff and Judge Defy Governor's Gun Control Measures
In a significant development, a federal judge has temporarily blocked New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's emergency order that suspended the right to carry firearms in public in Albuquerque and the surrounding county. The order, which was issued on September 8, aimed to ban the concealed a...
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| 07.09.2023 12:40
Arrested suspect in heinous subway beating claims divine intervention
In a shocking incident that has left the city in disbelief, a disabled woman was savagely beaten by a hulking brute at a Manhattan subway station. Norton Blake, a 43-year-old resident of the Bronx, was caught on camera launching a violent assault on 60-year-old Laurell Reynolds. The disturbing vide...
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| 05.09.2023 13:40
Attacker pummels 60-year-old woman in NYC subway 50 times over 2 minutes with her own cane in shocking caught-on-video beating
In a shocking incident that has left New Yorkers horrified, a woman was brutally attacked by a man in a Harlem subway station in New York City. The disturbing incident, which occurred on Friday, just before 3:30 a.m., was captured on video and shows the suspect repeatedly striking the 60-year-old w...
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| 30.08.2023 20:24
NYC woman shoved onto subway tracks by stranger in random attack: cops
In a shocking incident that has left New Yorkers on edge, a woman was robbed at knifepoint inside a lower Manhattan subway station during the busy Wednesday morning rush hour. According to the NYPD, the incident occurred at around 9:30 a.m. on the 2/3 train platform at the Fulton Street station. Th...
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| 24.08.2023 15:09
Subway to be Acquired by Roark Capital in $9.6B Deal
Subway, the family-owned sandwich chain, has announced the end of its auction process with the agreement to sell the company to private equity firm Roark Capital for a staggering $9.6 billion. This deal marks the end of an era as Subway has been owned by its two founding families for over 50 years....
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| 10.08.2023 17:00
Joe Manchin Contemplates Departing Democratic Party
In a shocking revelation, West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin, a prominent Democrat known for his maverick approach, has expressed serious considerations about leaving the party. Manchin, who has been at odds with his party on issues related to the climate crisis and voting rights, spoke candidly abo...
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| 10.08.2023 15:55
Joe Manchin Considers Leaving Democratic Party
West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin, a prominent Democrat known for his maverick approach, has revealed that he is seriously considering leaving the party. Manchin, who has clashed with his party over legislation related to the climate crisis and voting rights, spoke candidly about his concerns regar...
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| 05.08.2023 09:45
New York Park Plunged into Chaos as Live Streamer's Giveaway Takes Over
Thousands of people gathered in Union Square, New York City, on Friday for a highly-anticipated giveaway event organized by renowned Twitch and YouTube livestreamer Kai Cenat. The event, which had been heavily promoted on Cenat's social media accounts, promised a "huge giveaway" of computers and Pl...
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| 05.08.2023 02:05
Live streamer's giveaway turns New York park into chaos
Thousands of people swarmed Union Square in New York City on Friday as a highly-anticipated giveaway event organized by popular Twitch and YouTube livestreamer Kai Cenat descended into chaos. The event, which was promoted on Cenat's social media accounts, promised a "huge giveaway" of computers and...
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| 29.07.2023 13:38
Expert: Parents' Suppression of Nashville School Shooter's Manifesto Would Be Unprecedented
Efforts by parents and community members in Nashville to prevent the release of the writings of Audrey Hale, the shooter at Covenant School, could have significant implications, according to an open-government expert. Deborah Fisher, executive director of the Tennessee Coalition for Open Government...
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| 22.07.2023 11:38
Historic Appointment: Louisville Names First Black Woman as Police Chief
Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel, a 26-year law enforcement veteran, has been officially selected as the new chief of the Louisville Metro Police Department, making history as the first Black woman to hold the position permanently. After serving as the department's interim chief since January, Gwinn-Villa...
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